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==Wicked Wiki== | ==Wicked Wiki== | ||
− | Global Blocks are discussed in [http://forum.fractalaudio.com/axe-fx-ii-discussion/49554-wicked-wiki-14-global-blocks.html?highlight=wicked+wiki this Wicked Wiki thread]. | + | * Global Blocks are discussed in [http://forum.fractalaudio.com/axe-fx-ii-discussion/49554-wicked-wiki-14-global-blocks.html?highlight=wicked+wiki this Wicked Wiki thread]. |
==Exporting or backing up presets with Global Blocks== | ==Exporting or backing up presets with Global Blocks== | ||
− | + | * When backing up a preset with global blocks, you also always need to backup the System too, to get access to the global data. | |
==Modifier parameters and controller settings not stored in Global Blocks== | ==Modifier parameters and controller settings not stored in Global Blocks== | ||
− | Modifier settings are not saved within Global Blocks. The same goes for controllers settings. You can use Effect Recall to copy controller settings from one preset to another | + | * Modifier settings are not saved within Global Blocks. The same goes for controllers settings. You can use Effect Recall to copy controller settings from one preset to another. |
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==Saving On/Off state== | ==Saving On/Off state== | ||
− | As of firmware 6.00 the state (On/Off) of a Global block is saved per preset. This means you can set Global Block #1 Off in one preset, and On in another. | + | * As of firmware 6.00 the state (On/Off) of a Global block is saved per preset. This means you can set Global Block #1 Off in one preset, and On in another. |
Before 6.x the On/Off state was shared by all presets. | Before 6.x the On/Off state was shared by all presets. | ||
+ | * If you want global control of the bypass state of an effect block (pre 6.0-behavior), here's a solution: | ||
+ | *# Attach the Bypass parameter of the effect block to an External controller. | ||
+ | *# In the I/O menu, switch the External controller between 0% or 100% to change the effect's Bypass state. Or assign a switch on your foot controller to the MIDI CC of the External Controller to switch the block. | ||
+ | *# This works with global and non-global blocks, and across all presets with the same effect block. | ||
==Video tutorial== | ==Video tutorial== | ||
− | Want to see how it works? Check out [http://blog.katsukurimedia.com/2011/12/axe-fx-ii-global-blocks this video By Katsu Kuri Media]. | + | * Want to see how it works? Check out [http://blog.katsukurimedia.com/2011/12/axe-fx-ii-global-blocks this video By Katsu Kuri Media]. |
[[category:Presets and effects]] | [[category:Presets and effects]] |
Revision as of 08:36, 26 June 2012
Contents
Manual
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Wicked Wiki
- Global Blocks are discussed in this Wicked Wiki thread.
Exporting or backing up presets with Global Blocks
- When backing up a preset with global blocks, you also always need to backup the System too, to get access to the global data.
Modifier parameters and controller settings not stored in Global Blocks
- Modifier settings are not saved within Global Blocks. The same goes for controllers settings. You can use Effect Recall to copy controller settings from one preset to another.
Saving On/Off state
- As of firmware 6.00 the state (On/Off) of a Global block is saved per preset. This means you can set Global Block #1 Off in one preset, and On in another.
Before 6.x the On/Off state was shared by all presets.
- If you want global control of the bypass state of an effect block (pre 6.0-behavior), here's a solution:
- Attach the Bypass parameter of the effect block to an External controller.
- In the I/O menu, switch the External controller between 0% or 100% to change the effect's Bypass state. Or assign a switch on your foot controller to the MIDI CC of the External Controller to switch the block.
- This works with global and non-global blocks, and across all presets with the same effect block.
Video tutorial
- Want to see how it works? Check out this video By Katsu Kuri Media.